Picked up my M3 front seats today. Leather, heated, lumbar, memory, and look to be in very good condition.
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Picked up my M3 front seats today. Leather, heated, lumbar, memory, and look to be in very good condition.
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Bath, changed the seal that goes around the outside of the oil fill cap, changed the oil fill cap, and a Dr. Colorchip session for the hood.
I should have done that. I thought the headlight washers would've been in the wayQuote:
Originally Posted by anandoc
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What's the part# for the seal and is it easy to change? I think mine looked a bit out of shape last time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Go Horns!
Gasket ring 11127526447Quote:
Originally Posted by holyc0w
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BMW PART# - 63128380210Quote:
Originally Posted by holyc0w
Not easy. Kinda sucked honestly lol. The new seals are so much thicker than the old and it's so hard to press the lens in.
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^ yep. Several of us felt the same way when doing it.
Takes less than five minutes. Pull out the old, push in the new. Don't do it when the engine is hot.Quote:
Originally Posted by holyc0w
Is this with the plastic cover on or off?
Repaired the stupid broken headlight wiring AGAIN, expoxied the broken bumper brackets back on and re-set bumper, and painted the lower grill a nice satin black. Having a neighborhood lift sure is nice...
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